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Market independence or business as usual?

27 November 2014
Monetary Policy

Market independence or business as usual?

Stephen Michael MacLean
27 November 2014
Following the Democratic rout in the American mid-term elections, defenders of limited government will wonder whether a Republican-led Congress will … Continue reading “Market independence or business as usual?”

Austrians, poker and bubbles

15 September 2010

Austrians, poker and bubbles

Nick Silver
15 September 2010
I suspect that I am less of a disciple of the Austrian School of economics than many readers and many … Continue reading “Austrians, poker and bubbles”

Do we need a central bank?

9 June 2010

Do we need a central bank?

Andre Johnston Phijuntjitr
9 June 2010
A trillion here, 500 billion there – it seems no amount is too much when the authorities want to fix a perforated economy. … Continue reading “Do we need a central bank?”

The Fed’s new quantitative easing policy: monetary stimulus is all but exhausted

24 November 2010

The Fed’s new quantitative easing policy: monetary stimulus is all but exhausted

John Whittaker
24 November 2010
There does not seem to have been much confidence, even at the Fed, that its latest round of quantitative easing … Continue reading “The Fed’s new quantitative easing policy: monetary stimulus is all but exhausted”

Austrians, poker and bubbles

15 September 2010

Austrians, poker and bubbles

Nick Silver
15 September 2010
I suspect that I am less of a disciple of the Austrian School of economics than many readers and many … Continue reading “Austrians, poker and bubbles”

Do we need a central bank?

9 June 2010

Do we need a central bank?

Andre Johnston Phijuntjitr
9 June 2010
A trillion here, 500 billion there – it seems no amount is too much when the authorities want to fix a perforated economy. … Continue reading “Do we need a central bank?”

Qualitative easing

30 November 2009

Qualitative easing

Philipp Bagus and David Howden
30 November 2009
While quantitative easing has received much press, qualitative easing has been neglected. Qualitative easing consists of policies that deteriorate the average … Continue reading “Qualitative easing”

Blame our inadequate politicians for the slump

1 June 2009
Monetary Policy

Blame our inadequate politicians for the slump

Philip Booth
1 June 2009
In every walk of life there are people who are greedy, selfish and sometimes those who downright cheat. Some MPs … Continue reading “Blame our inadequate politicians for the slump”

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